> Most flats include them and states are passing laws that say you can install chargers in your space.
That certainly can't be cheap. The cost of the charger aside, you'd still have the costs of:
1. Permits and inspections of the work.
2. Trenching costs for the electrical line.
3. Survey work to make sure it doesn't interfere with other underground stuff.
4. Materials and time for the mounting pad.
5. ...and probably a ton of other things I don't know about.
On an individual basis, it would seem to make little sense. Plus - is there a standard for chargers yet? Unless it's just a standard (for whatever country) plug, I don't know if EV manufacturers have standardized on a particular charger style so that any vehicle type can plug into a charger (I'm thinking more of the case where somebody either sells their EV and buys another, or sells their flat and moves, the next buyer with a different EV, etc).
Maybe it's not as big a deal as I am thinking (owner takes charger, leaves infrastructure behind for next owner to mount theirs in place?)...